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Welcome to Bravo Happy Hour. I'm your host, Megan O'Donnell. Grab herself a drink and join me every Tuesday and Friday to talk all about Bravo TV. On Tuesdays, I report on all the latest news stories happening in the off-screen lives of our favorite Bravo Leberties. And Friday bonus episodes range from one season one to recaps, Bravo Liberty product reviews, book club discussions, very random deep dives, and so much more. Sit back, grab your drink, and enjoy the show.

Welcome to Bravo Happy Hour. I'm your host, Megyn O'Donnell, and today's episode is blessed with the presence of Elizabeth

Frankini from season eight of Below Deck. Elizabeth came onto our screens as a bright-eyed, spiritual

yaddy with the goal of not falling in love this charter season. However, things took a quick turn

for her when she began

budding hands with her chief stew and fell for her fellow crew member. Welcome to the show,

Elizabeth, and thanks so much for coming on. Hi, Megan. Thank you so much for having me.

Well, I was talking to you earlier about how we have a mutual friend who helped set this up.

And she's a Long Island girl. You're a Long Island girl, I am too. So I have to just ask where on Long Island are you from and would you ever

move back there? Where are you living now these days? Yeah. So I'm originally from a small town in

Nassau County called Malvern. That's actually like a 30-minute train ride into the city. So it's like

kind of on the border of Queens. And I love drawing up there. And now I live in Fort Lauderdale.

The Yonauten Industry Hub is. So I'm used to just being here. I love New York. But with the

pandemic right now, it's just the way things are. I don't know when I'd be moving back there anytime soon, unfortunately.

I mean, I don't blame you. The only people I know have left New York, like once it started kind of becoming really serious, everyone was like, you know, my uncle lives in California. I'm going to move there.

Or I know a couple people who moved down to Florida. So I don't blame you.

I just need this nice weather and, you know, being outside the ocean.

I know.

Just like nature in general.

Even like when I've been able to leave the city, my roommate has a car.

So we've like left and gone on hiking trips upstate.

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